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I understand what you are saying. Especially as someone with ADHD, the level of self control required, and lack of routine, in WFH make each day feel like a tin
by ycombinete 4y ago
I understand what you are saying. Especially as someone with ADHD, the level of self control required, and lack of routine, in WFH make each day feel like a tiny battle that I’m always almost losing. The aesthetic of that strictly ordered salary man lifestyle is quite beautiful from here.
- systemvoltage 4y agoI was making a caricature out of it but honestly, I would like 1) A quiet place at work (not at home) 2) Formal meetings with agenda and strict meeting notes 3) Telephones, yes real clunking telephones that you can pick up and call your coworkers. No slack, no non-sense. 3) Great email system that isn't tied to Google Suite 4) Excellent stationery 5) No HR department. None. Zero.
- BLKNSLVR 4y agoAll the parts of me that agree with you (and I love these parts of me) are parts that I try to, somehow, both suppress and maintain. Suppress: in order to stay abreast of the changing world. Maintain: in order to have a sanity-saving anchor to the real-world I'm familiar with. > 4) Excellent stationery Just thinking about this gave me the kind of excited thrill that could passingly be mistaken for sexual.
- pelasaco 4y agoin some areas people are doing exactly like that. I know some teachers, doing exactly like that. Back to the 90s. No whatsapp, no mobile, just a phone to be called from 8-15h. Parents cannot call the teacher at 19:30 to talk about little Hans that got a 3 in science, and no whatsapp at 3 AM from the school director saying that a teacher is in sick call and somebody have to jump in.